On Wed, 06 Dec 2006, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.os.linux.networking, in
article <el613u$7er$(E-Mail Removed)>, lolo wrote:
>i can only reach google domain on the net
>with the browser all other adresses give "waiting for response..."
>gaim or opera neither manage to connect.
>i've an dls router and a switch, the others computer of the lan are ok
>(windows xp and linux mandrake)
If the Mandrake box can connect, and FC6 can not, a quick test is to use
a packet sniffer on each, and see what is the difference. man tcpdump
or man wireshark (wireshark is the program formally called ethereal.)
>the firewall is unplugged
This makes no sense.
>my host file is empty
You should have (at least) the localhost entry. If using static addresses,
you should also put the full hostname and IP address of "this" system in
the hosts file.
>i cannot even log on my modem interface (192.168.1.1) ("waiting for
>response..." again)
Despite what you say, this sounds like a firewall problem. Run the
command '/sbin/iptables -L' and '/bin/netstat -anptu' to see what is
available locally.
>here's a traceroute exaple on google and yahoo
>the DNS resolution is good but i never reach yahoo.fr
>any idea?
Traceroute has lost much of it's usefulness because of firewall rules
blocking ICMP. I would normally use tcptraceroute
> 9 gi-1-1.bas-a1.ird.yahoo.com (217.146.191.129) 71.845 ms 72.196
>ms gi-1-1.bas-a2.ird.yahoo.com (217.146.191.131) 72.179 ms
>10 * * *
Using tcptraceroute, the next hop is your destination. I'm not getting a
response either to ICMP echos or UDP, so I can't say one way or the
other.
Old guy
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